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    Congrats Ed, I will be looking to add it to my library. David B
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    A job well done
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    Toni your patience and hard work Pais off on a beautiful assembly. David B
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    A very nice rendition Lee. An excellent half and half David B
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    Good luck. David B
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    I never had the patience for them so remove them and remake it as I build. David B
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    Nice job on the planking. She has fine lines. A real beauty. David B
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    I have never glued my masts. This way I can make adjustments as needed. The shrouds will keep the mast down. Mkes it esier to replase if you have an accident. David B
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    I am glad to see your work again Toni. It is an inspiration to many of us, David B
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    Edward if you check there is a book titled Pilots about pilot boats and their history. It also has some photos and drawings that might give you some ideas. Have fun. David B
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    Angus, your hoops look the proper dimension. They are loose for a reason. To go over any obstruction and to make it easier for the sail to be raised or liwered. I would leave well enough alone. David B
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    Brian the festival is just a dream. For many of us it is either the total cost, health, or work related so I will miss seeing you and a other m amber who plan to go and wish everyone a good time and a lot of happy memories. David B
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    Congratulations Wayne it is good to see you back again. David B
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    Nils, you can always cast in resin instead of metal. The end result is fantastic. This has been demonstrated many times at the club meetings. David B
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    Keeping all those frames aligned is probably a pain but looking good. David B
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    Marvelous woodworking David B
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    Ken as for to much glue I use a small skewer that I shave flat on the end. And use this to apply glue as needed. Just enough to get the job done.. never straight from the bottle. David B
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    Nicely done Igor makes me think about trying it sometime David B
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    Ken I went to fast on my Steeple chaser and the end result was not pretty. Go piece by piece and I think you will be happy with the end result. David B
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    Dave, you look better than I did when I went in the second tine, hopefully the nurses were pretty to look at and hope you recover fast, David B
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    Very nice Bob, The photo looks great, where did you get the NMM data from,? David B
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    Fantastic and wonderful. I would love to see that beauty at Manitowoc for the show a gold medal winner fo sure. David B
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    Nice recovery. David B
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    Your deadeyes look perfect, Well done, David B
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    People do not realize how long and difficult those small bit are to do crisp and clean Bravo and good eye. David B

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